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Share Picks 2021 - Thread banned users post #1

DutchYurt

And we're off..

To start -
4D Pharma - incoming NASDAQ listing
ATVI - My gaming stock pick with COD and PS5
AYX - Software company, has been turbulent but I can see it going to 200
AMD - Switching from Intel
BE - Energy play for me
CIEN - Telecommunications/software leaders in their field think they have some growth
PSTH - No further introduction
SQ - Really interested in their play to become a bank and BTC payments. Banks are interested in fintech but I think fintech are more interested in banks.
CHGG - Online learning, I don't see it going any where soon - room for this stock would love to see a buy out
EDSA - I'm bag holding but will be super promising of the phase 2 trials go well for EB01/EBO5 buyer beware on this one
IAG - Want to see the damage Brexit does then will hold for a few years.

I'm also looking into some infrastructure engineering companies in the US alot of it has been put on the back foot by Trump, can't ignore it forever so should see some uptick with Biden.

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JoeCole26

dan786 wrote: »

Thinking of selling my AMC.... Bought at 7 yesterday.

100% profit. Going to be hard to beat that. Great days work. (if you decide to sell)

MikeSoys

dan786 wrote: »

Thinking of selling my AMC.... Bought at 7 yesterday.

you not going to the moon and beyond, :eek:

dan786

MikeSoys wrote: »

you not going to the moon and beyond, :eek:

Will buy at dip again and possibly double the shares

LC134

I don’t see as much mention of KOSS. Hit over 100% today!

I’m curious as to what happens at close of the normal trading day (I’m not familiar with shorts and their expiry, if any) Do we do it all again next week once there are still a very high number of short postions out there?!

dan786

LC134 wrote: »

I don’t see as much mention of KOSS. Hit over 100% today!

I’m curious as to what happens at close of the normal trading day (I’m not familiar with shorts and their expiry, if any) Do we do it all again next week once there are still a very high number of short postions out there?!

I literally posted about in 20 times in last two days. It seem the best thing to do is buy at close and sell at open.

[Deleted User]

Amazing checking in and just seeing the hold play out. Waiting for the inevitable dump like they did yesterday with basically zero volume to hit it with. Expect the stock to finish lower than opening again only for after market to push it up for the next opening.

dan786

Robinhood have restricted people to just 2 shares each. So new buyer can only buy max of two shares.

[Deleted User]

dan786 wrote: »

Robinhood have restricted people to just 2 shares each. So new buyer can only buy max of two shares.

What a joke. They'll still lose users.

billybonkers

circadian wrote: »

Amazing checking in and just seeing the hold play out. Waiting for the inevitable dump like they did yesterday with basically zero volume to hit it with. Expect the stock to finish lower than opening again only for after market to push it up for the next opening.

Contracts expire at 9pm, there could be a good bit of action in the last hour or so...

daheff

dan786 wrote: »

Robinhood have restricted people to just 2 shares each. So new buyer can only buy max of two shares.

thats absolute BS:mad:

cc87

WallyGUFC wrote: »

What happens to current shares held on AIM when the NASDAQ listing occurs, do they remain listed on AIM as well?

AFAIK any AIM shares will stay there. It's a dual listing so they will be on both markets. Should still cause a nice increase in the AIM SP when its listed on the NASDAQ.

JeffKenna

dan786 wrote: »

Robinhood have restricted people to just 2 shares each. So new buyer can only buy max of two shares.

That just leaves it wide open for an attack on the price.

dan786

deepf--kingvalue all over the news, a youtuber who streams from his basement in Boston. CNBC gave out his real name, where he lives, who he worked for etc.

[Deleted User]

dan786 wrote: »

deepf--kingvalue all over the news, a youtuber who streams from his basement in Boston. CNBC gave out his real name, where he lives, who he worked for etc.

Cornered rats

neris

Shedite27 wrote: »

AMC on a ride.

Lost all faith in Nokia. That's dead and not coming back

Think one thing with Nokia is they are duel listed in new york & helsinki and the prices weren't moving in tandem and they also came out saying they weren't doing anything different that would give the stock a massive lift

dan786

GME dipping...

neris

dan786 wrote: »

deepf--kingvalue all over the news, a youtuber who streams from his basement in Boston. CNBC gave out his real name, where he lives, who he worked for etc.

There's a big difference in the quality and standard of reporting and broadcasting between cnbc & Bloomberg. Cnbc are the equivilant of a tabloif

neris

dan786 wrote: »

deepf--kingvalue all over the news, a youtuber who streams from his basement in Boston. CNBC gave out his real name, where he lives, who he worked for etc.

There's a big difference in the quality and standard of reporting and broadcasting between cnbc & Bloomberg. Cnbc are the equivilant of a tabloid

Wombatman

Cnut of a day. Down 3% overall.

melon_collie

Wombatman wrote: »

Cnut of a day. Down 3% overall.

It's been a p*ss poor week by all accounts.

dan786

Margin calls.... everything is going to fall now

naughto

dan786 wrote: »

GME dipping...

328??

dan786

naughto wrote: »

328??

It fell from 360 to below 320 in minutes when I posted that

dan786

All other stocks sinking due to margin calls

[Deleted User]

billybonkers wrote: »

Contracts expire at 9pm, there could be a good bit of action in the last hour or so...

What contracts?

DuffleBag

Am wondering if all these new investors in ireland from Twitter and FB who jumped on this $GME bandwagon will be declaring to the tax man

Timmaay

melon_collie wrote: »

It's been a p*ss poor week by all accounts.

We've had one of the most insane January's up until this week, with many growth stocks doing like 30%+, that level of euphoria just wasn't sustainable no matter what, the only thing was nobody could of predicted where or how it would end, in the stockmarket you always gotta expect the unexpected, this weeks events I'll fully admit were were the extremely unexpected end of the scale haha. Stick to the plan and look at the bigger picture.

bunnyboxer

DuffleBag wrote: »

Am wondering if all these new investors in ireland from Twitter and FB who jumped on this $GME bandwagon will be declaring to the tax man

Who knows? If they can get around it fair play.

I've been F**ed in the ass regarding the 3.5 rule so screw em. Did you lose money today?

Kamu

bunnyboxer wrote: »

Who knows? If they can get around it fair play.

I've been F**ed in the ass regarding the 3.5 rule so screw em. Anyway its a question for the taxation thread.

They absolutely won't be able to get around the tax man. Not even worth trying.

JeffKenna

DuffleBag wrote: »

Am wondering if all these new investors in ireland from Twitter and FB who jumped on this $GME bandwagon will be declaring to the tax man

Not sure why you're targeting traders, there's a paper trail for Revenue to follow easy enough.